Political Culture and Leadership in India: A Study of West BengalMittal Publications, 1991 - 403 من الصفحات |
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... correlation matrices for the Communist and non - Communist sets were constructed by the application of R methodology and not Q methodology . The reason for using R methodology instead of Q methodology is that correlations here are ...
... correlation matrices for the Communist and non - Communist sets were constructed by the application of R methodology and not Q methodology . The reason for using R methodology instead of Q methodology is that correlations here are ...
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... correlation to the dominant attitude relating to the psychological variables . In nutshell , " family " appears to be the most important social correlate to the attitude - structure of the Communist leaders of West Bengal ...
... correlation to the dominant attitude relating to the psychological variables . In nutshell , " family " appears to be the most important social correlate to the attitude - structure of the Communist leaders of West Bengal ...
الصفحة 310
... Correlation among the Different Psychological Variables Table 7.1 is the correlation matrix for the Communist set and Table 7.2 is that for the non - Communist leaders . In both the matrices , it is found that there exists positive ...
... Correlation among the Different Psychological Variables Table 7.1 is the correlation matrix for the Communist set and Table 7.2 is that for the non - Communist leaders . In both the matrices , it is found that there exists positive ...
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A Backdrop to the | 45 |
Independent Variables indicating Social | 85 |
Independent Variables emerging from Socialization | 132 |
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activities analysis Assessment of Gains association attitudinal background variables belief Benefit Calcutta caste chapter CL NCL CL Communist leaders Communist Party Communist set Community Congress correlation culture definite dependent determining developing discussion dominant economic power elite emerge evident existence extent factor faith faith in followers faith in party Family followers Front gains in terms higher ideology impartiality important income Increased independent variables India individual influence interested leaders of West leads loading lower majority medium middle motivation movement munist nature NCL CL NCL non-Communist leaders non-Communist set observation Organization Origin party party ideology party leadership party policy pattern percent percentage period political age political leaders political leadership positive present Press prevalent attitude psychological variable recruitment relating respondents reveal role social power society Special Association Table tion tradition University West Bengal political